Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 September 1928 — Page 8
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School began in Floyd township Tuesday. Aunt Eliza Ann Michael spent last .Wednesday with Mrs. Henry Osborn. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Solomon spent Sunday with .lames Hylton. Several from around here are attending the State Fair. Fred and Clarence Beck went to Evansville Saturday and brought home a truck load of peaches. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hill of Indianapolis called on Mrs. Henry Osborn last Tuesday evening. Donald Osborn spent last week with his grandparents, at Hazelwood. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Mickel and Mr. and Mrs. Perti' Smith spent the week end with M. E. Smith. Henry Osborn and family spent Sunday at Hazelwood. Mr. and Mrs. James Hylton called on Charles Baker Monday evening.
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Garrett and family.
Ralph Minter and family returned
home from Missouri, Thursday. They .with Floy Lisby spent from Established as the Star & Democrat
until Sunday at Turkey Run and The
t Shades.
Ned Tucker and family visited Addison Huber and family Sunday.
wrecked. Both escape injury and then! residents of Putnam County. Tony carries Tom onto the field just Besides the husband she is survived in time for him to turn the tide and N by an adopted son, Morris, and a sis
win from the crooks.
Their daughter Dorothy stayed until
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Evans visited Jesse Evans and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. (den Dirks visitedigtreet, Greencastle, Indiana.
William Baldwin and family Monday, tpjjQNE 65
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CLOVERDALE ITEMS
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Rev. Mayfield spent Saturday night and Sunday with Charles Lisby and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Miller attended the Foster reunion Sunday at Crawfordsville. Buttler Hurt and family. Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Bolden and Claude Lawson and family spent Sunday with Joe
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Elmer McMullen and family of Newcastle and lister Storm and family of Indianapolis, spent Labor Day with Mrs. Myrtle Storm and son
Harold.
Morris Bryan, who ha< been spending his summer vacation in Wyoming, returned home last week to en-
ter school.
Homer Slavens and family of Clinton Falls spent Saturday night
Miss Gilberta Coffman who has been spending several weeks visiting various countries of the Orient re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brown and
TELE-1 children of Brookville are spending
the week with Mr. Brown’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Brown.
Earl Layne and friend of Indianajiolis spent the week end with Mr.
year; outside Putnam County. $3.50 and Mrs> Thomas
ter, Mrs. Vivian Woods. Funeral services will bp held from the home Friday morning at 10:30
o’clock.
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Sunday with William Newman
family.
The seventh Ruark reunion
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Caroenter of Indianapolis visited Mr. and Mrs. C. an, M E. Hill Friday night and Saturday.
and
Elliott Adams and Earl Williams of Terre Haute and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beaman took dinner with Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Simnson of Salina, Kansas, who have been spending several weeks visiting friends h<$-e, j will return to their home the latter I part of this week. '* Mrs. Bernard Broadstreet, Miss l Ruby and Woodrow, who have been! traveling in various places for some; time, have returned to Cloverdale inj order thtrt Ruby and Woodrow might i
begin school.
V ESTERDAY’S RESULTS tmerican Association Indianapolis, 10; Louisville, 1. Minneapolis, 10; Kansas City, Milwaukee, 7-5; St. Panl. 1-4. Toledo at Columbus (played part of double-header, Sunday.)
American League
Washington, 3-3; New Y’ork, 1-8. Detroit, 10; Chirago, 2. (Only games scheduled.)
National League
New York, 14; Philadelphia, 3. Boston, 9-7; Brooklyn, 2-1. (Only games scheduled.)
PUBLIC SALE
We will sell at Public Auction on
William Hood, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey | the R. P. Moore Farm 5 miles west of
held at the Biddle Grove at Fillmore, ' q g. jjjn p^bor Day.
Sunday.
Henry Cunningham and family attended thy State Fair at Indianapolis
Monday.
Callers at the home of Oran Buis and family Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs. John Cash. William Newman and family, Melvin Ruark and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Ruark and Almon and Burl Buis. Almon Buis returned Monday to Peoria, 111., where he will again teach after spending the summer with relatives here.
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Low Glosbey and Miss Okie Kirchncr spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beaman. They spent Sunday at Turkey Run. Dollie Hassler and Evelvn Beaman are working at the cigar factory at
Brazil.
Miss Mary Best and mother and sister and brother called on Mrs. Matilda Beaman Friday. Sunday evening callers at James Beaman’s were Mr, and Mrs. Walter Corns of Cloverdale, Rav Beanman I and family and mother and Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Beaman and daughter*
Ruth.
Albert Girton and family motored; to Leavenworth Sunday. August 26. | Ray Beaman spent Labor Day at j
Forest Park.
James Albright attended the Pell | reunion Sunday. i Mr. and Mrs. Marvie Young called
on Ray Beaman Monday.
The Toadies Aid meets with Mrs. I Russell Albright the third Wednes-1
.lay.
Martha Trester who has been ill is | improved. ) Mr. and Mrs. Marvie Young have
removed to Indianapolis.
Marion Aker is visiting homo folks this week. Miss Pauline Smith went to Muncie Monday to take up a three-vear course of study in trained nursing. C. E. Hill is on the sick list this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Smith are v i s * iting in Indianapolis this week and may attend the State Fair. A party of about fifty from Beech Grove Church at Indianapolis attended Sunday School here last Sunday. They entertained the school with fine singing. Watermelons in the local patches are now on the market and are of excellent quality and size. Several from here are attending the State Fair this week. Jonathan Houck was a visitor in Reelsville I^abor Day. Mr. and Mrs. William Best were -t 1 Brazil Saturday evening. Several here are digging their potatoes and report a fair yield and good quality.
Hood of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hood of Washington, D. C., have been spending a few days visit-
ing in and near Cloverdale.
( Miss Nellie Fike of Washington. D. C., who has been visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Morrison is spending a few days in Indiana-1
Greencastle on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 at 10:30 A. M.. The Following prop-1
erty:
9 MILK COWS 1 fine Jersey cow 5 years old fresh Sept. 25. a good one. 2 Jersey Cows 8 and 9 years old.
polis. j Giving a good flow of milk, good ones. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Shaw and son! I Jersey cow 8 years old. gives 2
and daughter of Louisville, Ky., accompanied by Miss Ruth Crutcher came Saturday night as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Layne. Mr.
gal- per day.
1 Large Short Horn cow 5 years old a good one, a five gallon cow. 1 Jersey cow, 7 years old, a good
Shaw and Miss Crutcher returned i one gives 3 gal. milk per day. Sunday evening while Mrs. Shaw and I Jeresy cow 2 years old, giving 3,
gal. per day.
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children remained for a few days, Mrs. Carry Jenkins of Indianapolis is visiting in Putnamville this week. Miss Metta McCoy' of Greencastle spent Monday as a guest of her sis-
ter, Mrs. Joseph Rogers.
The W. F. M. S. met with Mrs. jNoah Brown Tuesday afternoon. The regular business of the meeting was transacted resulting in the election of the following officers for the onsuing year: president. Miss Annis Goodacre; vice-president. Mrs. Chas. 1 Pickens; secretary, Mrs. Yervis Neij er; treasurer, Mrs. John Snider. The I appointed pogram committee was I Mrs. I). R. Maze, Miss Annis OoodI acre and Mrs. Charles Pickens. Mrs. | Fanny Moran and Mrs. Ernest Brown
! were guests.
1 Jersey cow 2 years old giving 3 — gal. per day. L_ 8 Heifers to be fresh in February j and March, good ones. |X 1 Fine Jersey Bull. MULES y; 1 Span of good work mules 7 and ||||
9 years old.
HOGS 16 HEAD 8 Shoats weighing 140 fits. 8 Shoats weighing 65 lbs. 100 FINE SHEEP AND LAMBS TERMS—On all sums over $10. credit of 6 months will be givenNotes to bear 8 percent interest. 2 percent discount for cash. j. j R. P. MOORE & SON [.m C. A. VESTAL. Auctioneer.^!; 1 Dinner will be served on grounds !
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES
In the Matter of Determining the Tax Rates for certain purposes by the Civil f Tow n of Bainbridge. Putnam County. Ind-, Before the Board of Trustees. ’ actress.
Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of (he town of Bainbridge, Putnam' Richard Arlen, who scored such a County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said town, at their regular i triumph in ‘’Wing,’’ has the supportTill'Citilll* 11) f i i' • - fin flit* 1 111 li iif Iw&jntiitiihiii* 1 O •> W <• t tlw, '".On t ’ I. .. 1 . ... • a _ 4 l. » _ .1 XL .11
THE YONCASTLE Favorite Star Portrays New Type of Character
Clara Bow’s followers in Greeneastle are to have the opportunity of enI joying their favorite motion picture j star in a characterization absolutely I new to her in “Ladies of the Mob,” | the Paramount picture opening today
I at the Voncastle theatre.
The dynamic red head plays fhe part of a girl of the underworld, a follower of “the mob,” as the gang is called in the parlance of the under crust. Miss Bow’s part is pure drama and she is declared to rise to new heights as the screen’s most popular
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Dead Stock Wanted
BY THE
meeting plu'>■. on the 10th 'ay of September, 1328, at the hour of 7::in p.]
in., will consider the following budget:
GENERAL FUND
Salary of Truateea $ i Balary of Clerk-Treasurer 120.00 Salary of Marshal 180.00 Lulary of Health Officer 30.00 Compensation Town Attorney 60.00 Communication and transportation 50.00 Street and signal lighting 470.00 Election expense 100.00 Fire equipment 125.00 Examination of records 25.00 Printing and advertising 100.00 Office Supplies 10.00 Street, Alley and Sewer Material 350.00 Insurance Premium 35.00
FRENCH FLYERS ABANDON LONG FLIGHT TO AFRICA PARIS, Sept. 5.—Jean Assolant and Rene Lefevre have abandoned their flight to Dakar, Africa, and returned to Cahahlanca, Morocco, authorities at lx* Bourget field here were informed by wireless today. The two young fliers and their hack er Armand Lotti, stated early today from the Moroccan port where they were forced down yesterday. They had planned to refuel at Dakar and attempt a flight across the South Atlantic. Faulty lubrication ended today’s flight. The fliers said they would return to Paris and start a trans-Atlantic flight from there.
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ing lead opposite the star and the di-1 rection was in the hands of iluam j Wellman, the youthful director who made the epic, “Wings,” and “The
Ijegion of the Condemned.”
Bank robberies, gang fights, escapes through the night and dramatic climaxes lietween the little star and her gangster lover abound in
“Ladies of the Mob.”
INGERSOLL IS DEAD
Total General Fund $1785.00 STREET FUND Wages Street Laborer* 350.00 Dil or sprinkling 350.00 Total Street Fund $700.00 General Fund Street Fund Total estimate of expenditures $1785.00 $700.00 Miscellaneous Revenue deducted 300.00 Net amount to he raised by taxation $1485.00 $700.00 PROPOSED LEVIES Net taxable property $287,000,00 Taxable polls 57 Levy on Polls ,50c Levy on property 75 c COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED
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Collected 1929 Levy $1485.00
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GREENVILLE, Mich., Sept, fill N S)—The body of Robert H. Inger soil, inventor of the dollar watch that bore his name, will be brought here from Denver, Colo., for burial, Mrs. John Lewis of Greenville, his niece, announced today. The C8-year-old manufacturer died yesterday in a Denver sanitarium. Mr. Ingersoll, who lived as a boy on a farm near Lansing, went to New York with $10 and engaged in novelty jewelry manufacturing, later liecoming a watch manufacturer. This business netted him a fortune estimated at several million dollars. MRS. LUTHER C1IANDLT5R DEAD AT COATESVILLE
The death of Mrs. Bessie Chandler, age 46 years, wife of Luther Chandler, occurred at thy home, south of Coatesville, Wednesday aftefnoon at 3 o'clock after an illness resulting from ulcers of the stomach. Mrs. Chandler was well known to many
Collected 1926 Levy
General $1136.49 Street 812.51
Collected 1927 Levy $1244.87
879.13
Collected 1928 Levy $1072.80
900.00
$2185.00 After .ne
Total $1949.00 $2124.00 $1972.*0 Taxpayers appearing shall have the right to be heard thereon,
tax levies have been determined, ten or more taxpayers feeling, themselves aggrieved by such levlea, may appeal to the Stale Board of Tux Commissioners for further and Anal action thereon, by flllng a petition therefor with the County Auditor not later than the fourth Monday of September, and the
state board will fix a date of hearing in this county.
Dated this 27th day of August, 1928.
C. W. BECK,
VERGIL J. ADER, Trusteea. At lest' Earle Evans, Clerk,
THE GRANADA Mix and Tony Take Wild Ride in Auto Trailer Tom Mix and Tony, his famous horse, take a wild auto ride in '‘The Arizona Wildcat,” Fox Films latest release which will show at the Gran- ( ada Theatre Friday and Saturday. Mix has the role of Tom Phelan, former army captain and he is all ready to ride in a polo game at Santa Barbara. The crook who is captain of the opposing team and his gang get Tom into putting Tony into a trailer behind a racing auto pretending they will be hauled to the polo field. Instead they race away to the mountains to keep Tony out of the game. When he discovers the trick, ho knocks out the crooks, turns about and starts for the field. Mix gives Tony a fast ride until the trailer is
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